Love is your true nature, it is not just an experience but an integral aspect of who you are at your core. It transcends fleeting emotions or external circumstances, rooting itself in the very essence of our being.
Love, as our true nature, might mean that it is the connective force that unites us. It is nit limited to romantic gestures or moments of joy but can manifest as compassion, kindness, understanding, and the drive to nature and support life. It's that deep recognition of shared humanity-- or even shared experience--beyond ego, judgement, and division.
When love is understood as our true nature, it becomes less about seeking it externally and more about uncovering it within ourselves. This perspective self-awareness and the dismantling of barriers--fear, resentment, and insecurity-- that obscure love's flow. It implies that love is ever-present and unconditional, not something that needs to be earned or proven.
What resonates with me is how this view of love connects to so many spiritual and philosophical traditions that speak to the idea of oneness or universal connection. If love is truly our nature, then embracing it allows us to live more authentically, peacefully, and harmoniously.
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